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Death to Smoochy

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In a world where children's television thrives on sweetness and laughter, the fall of a popular TV clown, Rainbow Randall, leaves a void that networks are eager to fill. The network decides to replace him with Smoochy, a pink rhinoceros that embodies what pure innocence should be. However, what begins as a fairy tale quickly turns into a dark and twisted story. As Smoochy, played by a naive and idealistic child prodigy, wins the adoration of young viewers, Randall becomes obsessed with reclaiming his status and seeking revenge, plunging into a spiral of madness and desperation.

The competition between the two characters intensifies, revealing the rot behind the shiny facade of children's entertainment. While Randall tries to sabotage Smoochy at all costs, our protagonist faces not only a grim past but also a television culture that is increasingly in decline. As the plot progresses, the situations turn absurd and dangerous, navigating between moments of dark humor and a scathing critique of the entertainment industry.

With a star-studded cast full of eccentric characters and unexpected twists, the narrative challenges expectations about what success and purity mean, showing that sometimes, the brightest things can hide the darkest shadows. Can Smoochy stand firm in such a cruel world?

Media type
Movie
Year
2002
Director
Danny DeVito
Writer
Adam Resnick
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.30
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
42.00
Service
Metacritic
Rating
38.00
Actors
Robin Williams
Edward Norton
Catherine Keener
Danny DeVito
Jon Stewart
Pam Ferris
Danny Woodburn
Michael Rispoli
Harvey Fierstein
Vincent Schiavelli
Craig Eldridge
Judy White
Tim MacMenamin
Bruce McFee
Glen Cross
Bill Lake
Nick Taylor
Richard Cocchiaro
Tracey Walter
Louis Giambalvo
Colin Moult
Nikolai Tichtchenko
Martin Klebba
Tonya ReneΓ© Banks
Christy McGinity Gibel
Philip Craig
Richard Hamilton
Shawn Byfield
Todd Graff
Melissa DiMarco
Dan Duran
Michael Copeman
James Carroll
Phillip Jarrett
Suzanne Leonard Feliz
Thomas Lyons
Angela Bullock
Robert M. Sussman
George Blumenthal
Matthew Arkin
Hugo Jansuzian
Silvia Rojas
Mario Andres Torre
Sabrina Jansuzian
John 'Cha Cha' Ciarcia
Adam Bryant
Richard Ziman
Samantha Cordero
Peter Keleghan
Rothaford Gray
David Lawrence Brown
Gerry Quigley
James Binkley
Dylan Roberts
Vito Rezza
Lou Cantres
John Cleland
Lauren Flanigan
Cara Wakelin
Ted Kavouris
Tony Ashmore
Antonio Cordero
Jonah Falcon
Frank Falcone
Katie Finneran
Edie Inksetter
Greg Korin
Peter Kosaka
Richard D. Leko
Peter Loung
Robert Mauzell
Felicia Peluso
Martin Pfefferkorn
Robert Prosky
Gender
Comedy
Crimen
Drama
Suspense
Country
United States
Producers
Andrew Lazar
Peter Macgregor-Scott
Streaming
Max
Max Amazon Channel
Apple TV
Amazon Video
Google Play Movies
Original title
Death to Smoochy
Duration
109
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